Last week’s G8/G20 meetings were meant to showcase Canada to the world. The Canadian government spent nearly $1 billion on security, so why did the event end in violent protests and mass arrests? We look at media comment.
Budget cuts — national and international — are the main focus of media attention this week. We look at comments on austerity measures from Britain as well as from the G20 nations.
We look at media comment on the fight by EU countries to save jobs in Opel factories, as well as on Australia’s strong economy and Barack Obama’s decision to send 13,000 additional troops to Afghanistan.
US: When finance ministers and central bank governors meet in Pittsburgh for the G-20 summit, they'll be discussing key issues in the global economy. Protesters in the city will also make their voices heard.
I once made a terrible gaffe. I hadn’t seen a colleague for a while and
I asked him how his beautiful wife was doing. He told me she was doing
fine — only doing it with someone else.
Depending on your political views, the G20 summit was either a great success or a huge disappointment. We look at the language used to describe the outcome.
Despite the efforts to stabilize the international
financial system, we can expect further turbulence on the
world's stock markets, with wild swings up and down in reponse to the
latest news. But what goes down doesn't necessarily come back up.
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